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Aurora vs. others (Announce)

posted by rr  , Berlin, Germany, 27.05.2008, 09:43

> Yes, I was aware that it was closed src but freeware now. And I tried it
> back in the day (mid-90s??) and was quite impressed, but ended up using
> TDE 4.0 (public domain) instead

I'm an Aurora user for nearly 10 years now and I like it for its speed and easy to use GUI. Other editors like VI(M) or Emacs are probably very powerful too, but this power is hard to master, if you don't use it every day. And a complete installation of, e.g., VIM is very huge compared to Aurora.

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Complete thread:

• Registering Aurora text editor - rr, 26.05.2008, 15:01 (Announce)
  • Aurora vs. others - Rugxulo, 27.05.2008, 03:42
    • Aurora vs. others - rr, 27.05.2008, 09:43
      • Aurora vs. others - marcov, 28.05.2008, 10:15
        • Aurora vs. others - Rugxulo, 28.05.2008, 11:34
          • Aurora vs. others - marcov, 28.05.2008, 13:20
            • Aurora vs. others - Rugxulo, 04.06.2008, 02:06
              • INFOPAD & Kinesics - DOS386, 04.06.2008, 03:02
                • INFOPAD & Kinesics - Steve, 04.06.2008, 03:29
                  • INFOPAD & Kinesics - DOS386, 06.06.2008, 00:43
                    • INFOPAD & Kinesics - Steve, 06.06.2008, 01:07
                      • INFOPAD & Kinesics - DOS386, 06.06.2008, 03:15
                        • INFOPAD & Kinesics - Steve, 06.06.2008, 05:58
                    • INFOPAD & Kinesics - rr, 06.06.2008, 09:44